way of life; lifestyle; the particular way that a person or group lives

daily life; ordinary activities or routines

sex life; sexual activity or relationships between people

money needed for daily living; cost of living

A person's personal or family life, often referring to their individual conduct or behavior outside of their public or professional roles

material or physical life involving money and goods, often contrasted with [[精神生活|精神生活|jing1 shen2 sheng1 huo2]]

social and entertainment activities that take place at night

spiritual or moral life, including religion, art, and intellectual pursuits, as opposed to material life

social products used to satisfy people's material and cultural needs, such as food and clothing, also called [[消费资料|消費資料|xiao1 fei4 zi1 liao4]]

Regular activities, meetings, or study sessions held for members of a political party or social organization.

The average amount and quality of goods and services consumed by a group or individual, including factors like income, healthcare, and education; also written as [[生活水平|生活水平|sheng1 huo2 shui3 ping2]] or [[生活程度|生活程度|sheng1 huo2 cheng2 du4]].

to seek a livelihood or find a way to survive, often implying a difficult struggle to get by; to live from hand to mouth or drift through life

The life cycle or history of an organism from birth to death; a biography of an individual's life

The overall level of an individual's internal psychological state and external living environment, encompassing physical, mental, and social well-being

The range or domain of a person's daily activities and social interactions; social circles.

the group of people and locations with which one typically interacts in daily life

Waste or garbage produced during daily household activities, such as recyclables, food scraps, and hazardous items

items that are essential for everyday life; necessities of life

education related to daily life skills and character building; often used in the context of student affairs and discipline in schools

the physical and social environment in which people live and work

living standards; the average amount and quality of goods and services consumed by a person or group

sewage produced by households rather than industrial or agricultural activities

A photograph taken during daily life activities rather than a posed studio portrait.

surroundings or conditions in which a person lives; living environment

The average quality and quantity of goods and services consumed by a group, such as income, housing, health, and education; cost of living

The appreciation of the finer things in life; the aesthetics of living or lifestyle aesthetics applied to everyday lifestyle

an extra allowance or financial aid provided to cover basic living expenses

facilities and infrastructure provided for the convenience of daily life

An individual's physical, mental, and social well-being and external living conditions, often specifically referring to well-being in the context of health and medical treatment

cost of living; living expenses

Difficulties or challenges encountered in daily life, such as financial or material hardships.

The scope or range of one's daily life, including both physical spaces and abstract areas like social relationships, work, politics, and culture

A venue focused on experiencing a certain lifestyle, such as a wellness or beauty center, or a showroom for home goods and decor.

idyllic, rural, or bucolic life

the part of a person's time spent interacting with others and engaging in social activities

to subsist; to eke out a living; to keep body and soul together

to do manual labor; to work; typically used for physical work or crafting things by hand

prison life; time served in prison

to live together; to share a life together

a social security system providing a subsistence allowance to citizens living below the poverty line

A jocular or critical comment about public figures who are loudly anti-American in public but choose to live or send their families to live in the United States.

to appreciate or enjoy the flavors and experiences of life; to savor life

Biological life of a parasite; also used figuratively to describe a person who lives off others without working.

a lifestyle that encourages a slower pace of life and a more sustainable, conscious way of living

The activities and social conditions related to government, policy, and political participation

A lifestyle or way of living that is different from one's previous habits, often due to a major change in situation or environment.

A civic and moral revival movement launched by Chiang Kai-shek in February 1934 to promote traditional values and modernize daily life in China.

real or actual life

one's daily lifestyle or living habits